OpenClaw Hosting that stays on 24/7, no VPS required
Deploy a managed OpenClaw instance in one click, from $3.99/mo. It keeps working while your laptop sleeps: no SSH, no Docker setup, no server to patch. Just an always-on agent and a browser dashboard to run it from.
Cancel anytime. No lock-in.Your agent works around the clock. Your laptop should not have to.
OpenClaw is an open-source gateway that connects your chat apps, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack and more, to AI agents that actually do things: read email, manage calendars, run scripts, watch feeds, and reply on your behalf. It is genuinely useful the moment it is running. The catch is that word, running. An agent that lives on your laptop stops working when the lid closes.
Most people solve that with a VPS they then have to administer. Managed OpenClaw hosting on Agent 37 removes that job entirely. We run your instance in an isolated container, keep it patched and updated, and give you a browser dashboard for everything else. You get the always-on agent without taking on a second job as a Linux sysadmin.
What do people actually run this way? Morning briefings compiled from email and calendar before they wake up. Agents that watch a shared inbox and draft replies. Scheduled checks on prices, listings, or feeds that send a message the moment something changes. Assistants that live in WhatsApp or Telegram and can look things up, book things, and file things all day. None of these tolerate a host that sleeps: half the value is that the agent acts while you are away from the keyboard.
Everything your instance needs, in the browser
Every OpenClaw hosting tier ships the full platform. No add-ons to hunt for, nothing to install locally. Open the terminal in one tab, watch the live desktop in another, and let scheduled jobs handle the recurring work while you sleep.
Task board
Assign work, watch progress, and review what your agent shipped, all from a built-in task board in the dashboard.
Web terminal
A full TTY in your browser. Install packages, edit openclaw.json, tail logs, and run scripts without ever opening SSH.
Visual file browser
Upload, download, and edit your workspace files through a clean web UI. Drag and drop configs and data straight in.
Live Linux desktop
A real desktop over noVNC. Watch your agent click through websites and desktop apps in real time.
Scheduled jobs
Cron without crontab. Schedule morning briefings, weekly reports, and recurring automations from the dashboard.
1,000+ integrations
Connect Gmail, WhatsApp, Slack, GitHub, and 1,000+ more apps in one click via Composio.
Bring your own keys
BYOK on every tier. Calls go straight from your container to Anthropic, OpenAI, or any provider. We never touch your keys.
Automatic updates
Runtime updates and security patches roll out automatically. You are never the person reading a changelog at midnight.
Isolated container
Every instance is its own isolated container. Your files, environment variables, and API keys stay inside it.
OpenClaw hosting plans
One instance, one flat monthly price. Every plan is a dedicated instance, not a shared seat. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime.
Basic
A full OpenClaw instance at the lowest price.
Plus
Free bundled models, so it works without your own keys.
Pro
PopularMore compute plus a built-in browser for web automation.
Max
For teams that run serious workloads together.
Full details on every tier live on the pricing page. Building a product that gives each user an agent? The Agent 37 Cloud API provisions always-on instances programmatically from $3.44/mo.
Managed hosting vs your own VPS
Honest answer: you do not need us. OpenClaw is open source, and a cheap VPS can run it. If you are comfortable with SSH, Docker, and being on call for your own server, self-hosting costs less. What a managed instance buys is the absence of that job.
Your own VPS
Managed on Agent 37
If you enjoy server ops, keep the VPS: it is cheaper and you keep total control. If you want OpenClaw to simply be on, every day, without you thinking about it, that is the whole point of managed OpenClaw hosting.
One honest caveat about our side of the table: at these prices there is no white-glove human support queue. Basic ships with community support; email and chat support start on Pro. That trade is a big part of what keeps the entry price at $3.99 a month.
Moving from a VPS
Your OpenClaw configuration and workspace are ordinary files, so the move is a copy, not a rebuild. Nothing about your agent is proprietary to us: same config, same workspace, same skills.
Deploy your instance
Pick a tier and check out. Your container comes up with OpenClaw preinstalled and a browser dashboard waiting.
Copy your setup over
Pull your OpenClaw config and workspace files from the old server. Drop them in with the file browser, or fetch them directly from the web terminal with scp or rsync.
Verify, then retire the VPS
Reconnect your chat channels, confirm your keys work, and run a task or two. Once everything answers, cancel the old server.
Prefer a full walkthrough first? Read How to host OpenClaw: the complete guide.
Numbers before adjectives: more than 1,000 people pay to run their agents here, the launch hit #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt, and every Trustpilot review so far is 5 stars.
OpenClaw hosting questions, answered
Is there a free tier?
No. OpenClaw hosting on Agent 37 starts at $3.99/mo on the Basic tier, and that is the cheapest way in. OpenClaw itself is free, open-source software; what you are paying for is an isolated, always-on instance with updates handled, a browser dashboard, and the integrations already wired up.
Can I self-host OpenClaw instead?
Yes. OpenClaw is open source, and if you are comfortable managing a Linux server it runs fine on a VPS you administer yourself. The official OpenClaw docs include a VPS guide that walks through it. Managed hosting is for people who want the same always-on result without owning the server work.
Do I need my own API keys?
On Basic, yes: you bring your own keys and calls go straight from your container to the model provider, so you pay them directly at their rates and we never touch your keys. Plus and above also bundle free models, GPT-OSS 20B, GPT-OSS 120B, and DeepSeek V4 Flash, with usage limits that reset on a rolling 5-hour window, inside a weekly cap.
Is there lock-in?
No. Cancel anytime from the dashboard. Your configuration and workspace are plain files you can download through the file browser or terminal whenever you want, so moving to your own server later is a copy in the other direction. There are no seat contracts and no exit fees; the instance is yours until you turn it off.
What hardware does my instance get?
Basic runs on 1 vCPU with 4 GB RAM and 12 GB disk. Plus keeps the same compute with 20 GB disk. Pro moves to 2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, and 30 GB disk. Max runs on 4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, and 60 GB disk. Every tier is its own isolated container.
How fast is setup?
It is one click. Pick a tier, check out, and your instance provisions automatically with OpenClaw preinstalled. From there everything happens in the browser: connect your chat apps, add keys or use the bundled models, and start assigning work from the task board. If you already run OpenClaw elsewhere, the moving-from-a-VPS steps above cover bringing your existing setup with you.
Which chat apps work with hosted OpenClaw?
The same ones OpenClaw supports everywhere: WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, and more. Beyond chat, your instance connects to 1,000+ apps like Gmail, GitHub, Google Calendar, and Notion in one click through Composio, so your agent can act inside the tools you already use. Channel setup lives in plain configuration files on your instance, and the web terminal makes editing them painless.
Still weighing it up? The honest framing is simple. A VPS is cheaper if server administration is something you enjoy. Managed OpenClaw hosting is for everyone who just wants their agent on, every hour of every day, starting at $3.99 a month.